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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tim C, post: 2072295, member: 71569&quot;]I’m not sure what “Mint Errors” you would find, but “Die Varieties” are out there to be had if you want to put the time into them by searching.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>There is a small “Brick &amp; Mortar” shop about 60 miles travel time for us and when ever we travel to that city, we always stop in and they let me search through their 40% junk silver.&nbsp; On average, I will find 3 Doubled Dies for every 100 coins searched.&nbsp; Not all of the Doubled Dies found are the ones listed in the Cherrypickers’ Guide (but we like them all anyhow).</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>We keep the best ones for ourselves but have been know to sell or trade some of our spares.&nbsp; Just to give you an idea of prices realized for spending time searching junk silver:</p><p>1.&nbsp; 1965&nbsp; DDR-004 (FS-802) graded MS62 sold for $375</p><p>2.&nbsp; 1966&nbsp;&nbsp; DDO-005 (FS-101) graded MS64 sold for $385</p><p>3.&nbsp; 1967&nbsp;&nbsp; DDO-007 (FS-102) graded AU58 sold for $250</p><p>4.&nbsp; 1967&nbsp; &nbsp; DDO-001 (FS-103) graded MS64 sold for $800</p><p>5.&nbsp; 1967&nbsp;&nbsp; DDR-002 (FS-801) graded MS64 sold for $350</p><p>6.&nbsp; 1968-D&nbsp; DDO-002 (FS-101) graded MS64 sold for $250</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Remember, these prices mentioned are for certified and attributed coins by PCGS (each coin had a $14 grading fee, $24 attribution fee plus postage and handling fee(s) both ways.)</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>As I was always taught, “nothing ventured, nothing gained”.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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